CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 is the latest stable build of the most popular custom ROM
The team responsible for the most popular custom Android ROM, CyanogenMod, has just released the latest stable version of their mod for a wide range of popular devices, including the Galaxy S III, Kindle Fire, Nexus 7, Nexus 4, Galaxy S II, One X and more.
Unlike the Nightly builds, which tend to come out more often, but often contain various bugs and other issues, the M builds like this one and released once a month. This ensures that they have the latest features but are also much more stable and bug-free than the Nightlies. CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 is based on the latest Android version, which is 4.2 Jelly Bean, so you can be sure that it's going to have all stock Android features as well. There's probably not much use in installing it in case you have a stock Android phone or tablet like the Nexus line, but in case the custom UI of your device is not really your cup of tea, it might be worth it to consider installing CyanogenMod 10.1 M3. Speaking of which, here's the full list of supported devices, as well as the download links after that:
source: CyanogenMod (download links) via AndroidAuthority
Unlike the Nightly builds, which tend to come out more often, but often contain various bugs and other issues, the M builds like this one and released once a month. This ensures that they have the latest features but are also much more stable and bug-free than the Nightlies. CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 is based on the latest Android version, which is 4.2 Jelly Bean, so you can be sure that it's going to have all stock Android features as well. There's probably not much use in installing it in case you have a stock Android phone or tablet like the Nexus line, but in case the custom UI of your device is not really your cup of tea, it might be worth it to consider installing CyanogenMod 10.1 M3. Speaking of which, here's the full list of supported devices, as well as the download links after that:
- Samsung Galaxy Tab2 10.1 (Wi-Fi)
- Samsung Galaxy S III (Verizon)
- Samsung Galaxy S III (Sprint)
- Samsung Galaxy S III (T-Mobile)
- Samsung Galaxy S III (Cricket)
- Samsung Galaxy S III (MetroPCS)
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Samsung Galaxy S III (AT&T)
- Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7″
- Amazon Kindle Fire
- Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket
- HTC One X
- Samsung Galaxy Note (T-Mobile)
- Samsung Galaxy Note (AT&T)
- Samsung Galaxy S II (T-Mobile)
- LG Optimus L9
- LG Spectrum
- Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Sprint)
- Google Nexus 7 (GSM)
- Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon)
- LG Optimus LTE (SK Telecom)
- Google Nexus Q
- LG Nitro HD / Optimus LTE
- Samsung Galaxy Tab2 10.1 (GSM)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (Wi-Fi)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (GSM)
- Google Nexus 4
- Google Galaxy Nexus (GSM)
- Samsung Galaxy S II (G)
- Google Nexus 7 (Wi-Fi)
- Samsung Epic 4G
- Google Nexus S 4G
- Google Nexus S
- Acer Iconia Tab A700
source: CyanogenMod (download links) via AndroidAuthority
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